Reports by Xing Zhang Archives | IEA Clean Coal Centre

Coal and stationary fuel cells, CCC/282

26th February 2018Xing Zhang

ABSTRACT As coal remains a major contributor to global power generation, there is a need for high efficiency low emission technologies. Fuel cells electrochemically convert chemical energy in fuels into...

Emission standards and control of PM2.5 from coal-fired power plant CCC/267

1st July 2016Xing Zhang

ABSTRACT Pollutant emissions from coal combustion are always a concern. The coal industry faces stringent emission regulations to limit the release of SO2, NOx, toxic volatile organic compounds, heavy metals,...

Microalgae removal of CO2 from flue gas, CCC/250

1st May 2015Xing Zhang

CO2 forms the largest component in coal combustion flue gas. With fossil fuels currently meeting over 80% of global energy demand and as much as 85 GW of additional capacity...

Management of coal combustion wastes, CCC/231

1st February 2014Xing Zhang

It has been estimated that 780 Mt of coal combustion products (CCPs) were produced worldwide in 2010. Only about 53.5% were utilised, the rest went to storage or disposal sites....

Gaseous emissions from coal stockpiles, CCC/213

1st January 2013Xing Zhang

Stockpiled coal undergoes atmospheric oxidation and desorption processes during open air storage. These processes release gases to the environment which may effect health and safety by their toxicity and flammability….

Reports by Xing Zhang